These local students aren’t just planting natives to care for our environment – they’re also getting their hands dirty in the name of mental health and fighting a growing trend of “eco-anxiety”.
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- Vollies needed to water seedlings over summer
- Caring for our coast during summer peak
- Propagating to help Wooditjup Bilya
- Arum Lily Blitz 2024 a huge success
- Olives impacting our bush
- Snake necked turtle tracking a success
- Dive slates to educate snorkellers
- Art exhibition showcases nature learning
- Biodiversity bounces back after arum lilies
- Bioblitz a huge success!
- Diving deep into nature at Bioblitz
- Orchid conservation and hands-on help
- Bid on Leon Pericles artwork for conservation
- Citizen scientists boosting nature with Fieldbook app
- New funding for fight against arum lilies
- Biggest beach clean-up
- Top guide says join the Arum Lily Blitz
- Flora and fauna threats highlighted in Sundowner Series
- Marine debris becomes art
- Residents cleaning up broom bush
- Vollies needed for biggest beach clean-up
- Young champions protecting Our Patch
- Become a turtle tracker!
- Planting protects native turtles
- Flora and fauna feel the heat of drying climate
- Learning about nature across Cape Naturaliste
- Artist fights arum lilies
- Caring for nature at Cape Naturaliste
- Drying climate needs action on all fronts
- Holiday homeowners needed for arum lily fight